Stereogum — The super funky West Coast duo NxWorries, made up of the ascendant Anderson .Paak and beatsmith Knxwledge, are set to follow up last year’s sleek Link Up & Suede EP with the proper full-length debut Yes Lawd!, named after .Paak’s signature ad-lib... more info

Gigwise — If there was any justice in the world art rockers The Duke Spirit would have made the Mercury Prize shortlist this year. Their album KIN and in particular the song 'Blue and Yellow Light' became a firm Gigwise favourite after being recommended by Br... more info

Stereogum — Late last year, when we were all just learning who the frighteningly gifted Californian sing-rapper Anderson .Paak was, he teamed up with the very promising producer Knxwledge, forming a new duo called NxWorries and releasing the Link Up & Suede EP. ... more info

Stereogum — Late last year, when we were all just learning who the frighteningly gifted Californian sing-rapper Anderson .Paak was, he teamed up with the very promising producer Knxwledge, forming a new duo called NxWorries and releasing the Link Up & Suede EP. ... more info

MTV.co.uk News — YAS. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Suede are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 1996 album Coming Up with a deluxe five-disc box set featuring the original album remastered, plus b-sides, demos, unused mixes, a full live set from Amsterdam's Paradiso, and a dvd of TV perfo... more info

Uncut — The band's third album is getting spruced up The band's third album is getting spruced up The post Suede to release 20th anniversary edition of Coming Up appeared first on Uncut. more info

NME — 20th anniversary release gets the five-disc treatment more info

Stereogum — Last year, when most of us were still figuring out who Anderson .Paak was, he teamed up with the Los Angeles producer Knxwledge to form a duo called NxWorries and to release the very good collaborative EP Link Up & Suede. Anderson .Paak has obviously... more info

Obscure Sound — Aussie rock group Hailer impressed numerous times in years past, especially with the tracks “Spooky Clams” and “Digging Holes“. The former’s sound beckoned to a unique mold of dark Brit-pop (early Suede, Auteurs) with a post-punk edge, whi... more info